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Answer 1

Let's look first at second equation. x+y=11 so y=11-x this line would meet x axis when y coordinate is zero. So 0=11-x x=11. That's trivial. But look now at first equation. try to determine y. It would be y=5/x . What can you tell me about the domain of that function?

Answer 2

whenever 2 lines meet or intersect.. u got to solve them simultaneously in order to get their coodinates..

Answer 3

There's some confusion here. Do you need
where the lines xy= 5 andx+y= 11 meet x-axis
or
where the lines xy= 5 andx+y= 11 meet

People are giving different answers as they misinterpret what you want.

Answer 4

xy=5 does not meet the x-axis so I assume you want the last one?

where the lines xy= 5 and x+y= 11 meet?

xy = 5 is not strictly a line. It's a curve.

Answer 5

2 curves to be exact

Answer 6

Is this the question:

Give the coordinates of the x-intercepts of the following:

a) xy= 5

b) x + y = 11

Note: xy = 5 is not a line

>>the respective coordinates of points where the lines

Answer 7

xy = 5 does not meet the x-axis

x + y = 11 becomes
y = 11 - x
make y = 0 to see where it meets the x-axis

Answer 8

maybe you made a mistake and it's supposed to be x + y = 5?

Answer 9

I seriously think you are misreading the question.

Answer 10

Unless "does not touch the x-axis" (or the y-axis for that matter) is an acceptable answer.